Design Made In France: TipToe

As a francophile person I figured it would be good to make space for some young and creative design made in France. Such as TipToe. The concept of customizable furniture might not be new, but it still is such a nice way to actually offer more possibilities to create unique pieces for the home. TipToe caters to this desire for more flexible, budget-friendly and individual solutions with its smart set of table legs and tabletops to create a unique piece of furniture.

Kevin and Matthieu are friends and designers. They united forces to come up with a simple and convenient solution for people seeking individual solutions for their homes - no matter what interior style they prefer. TipToe is the French answer to this interior demand.

I have seen quite a few similar solutions on the market offering table legs to create unique tables - some to clip on, others to screw into a tabletop, others to drill into a tabletop and so on. TipToe adds to this spectrum of easy DIY - the table legs can easily be fixed with a simple screw to the tabletop. Plus they offer the full package giving you the choice to pick leg colours, sizes, finishing etc. and tabletop materials, finishings, sizes and more. A preview gives you a first notion of your customized piece of furniture and you are set to add a personal touch to your interiors.

TipToe is currently crowdfunding its project and if you want to support this young and creative French design label you can do it by donating (and securing some nice rewards for yourself) HERE.

Happy Thursday, friends! Et à demain!

Photography via TipToe

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Sophisticated Design: Matthias Ferwagner

Last week I talked about German design here and many of you responded very positively to it. Thus, I thought it was a good idea to highlight yet another young and aspiring German design talent: Matthias Ferwagner. Not only was he born in the city of Happy Interior Blog, in Munich, but he is also a master of sophisticated design. His ideas expel an airy lightness, a playful twist and a refined attention to little details. All this can be seen in his latest two designs: The side table 'Minimato' and the coffee tables 'Paul & Paula'.

'Minimato' is a sophisticated idea that reminds me of the simplicity and functionality of Japanese design. It consists of five wooden sticks and one tabletop. Stick them together and you have a super sleek and stylish sidetable. It is my absolute favorite and I would definitely go for one of these in my living room. 'Paul & Paula' is a smart coffee table set that strikes with reversible tabletops in black and grey and a cool red tightrope construction. Alone or together, these tables are ideal to become statement pieces in any modern home.

What do you think of these German designs?

Photography and Copyright by Nils Holger Moormann GmbH and Jäger & Jäger

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